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The Earth Sciences department have been given a boost with a licensing agreement with leading company Petroleum Experts (PetEx). It has donated 10 licenses of software package MOVE, worth about USD 2.2million, to enhance Syracuse’s ability to study the earth’s crust with geological modelling and structural analysis.
Syracuse’s associate professor of physics, Mitch Soderberg, is leading a team that is playing a crucial role in an international experiment into neutrinos – tiny, elusive particles that could lead to a better understanding of the origins of the universe. His group has championed the U.S. effort by building two major components of an experiment at the Department of Energy’s Fermilab, a well-known physics laboratory in Illinois. The team’s work could reveal some major breakthroughs in the study of the universe.
Syracuse University provides first class teaching to students from its experienced and highly qualified faculty. With a faculty-to-student ratio of 1:15, Syracuse has the resources and passion to provide student-focused education. It provides a relatively small average class size of just 25 students, with 60% of undergraduate classes having fewer than 20 students. With the exception of some introductory classes, Syracuse focuses on small class sizes which allow for insightful and deep discussion on relevant topics and give students access to the level of one-to-one support they need to truly develop.
Syracuse boasts teaching faculty who combine to provide a huge level of academic and industry experience. They provide guidance to students embarking upon a research-based education at the leading institution and aim to inspire innovation, creativity and passion amongst their students.
Syracuse has 13 schools and colleges, providing a wide range of programs.
Fourth oldest architecture school in USA, offering curriculum focused on creativity, research and problem solving.
Founding college at Syracuse, divided into mathematics, natural sciences, humanities and social sciences.
National leader in enhancing educational practice and a pioneer in the inclusion movement, working to progress urban education.
Developing future engineers and computer scientists with access to nationally regarded research centers, modern labs and internships.
Focuses on social justice principles to provide a range of interesting programs designed to positively impact communities.
Original information school in the US and a leader in preparing students for fast-paced digital future.
Law school with rich history offering small classes and impressive facilities.
Develops entrepreneurial managers with programs built around era of global competitiveness.
Home of innovative teaching and research in variety of social sciences and including America’s top ranked graduate public affairs program.
An established, elite school of mass communication embracing a wide spectrum of topics rooted in liberal arts.
Supports creative process and professional development, divided into six specific areas of visual and performing arts.
Oversees flexibility of majority of programs to be completed part-time.
Oversees academic policy and professional development programs for graduate study.
Syracuse does not require international students currently enrolled in a school that does not follow the American system of education to sit for a standardized test such as an SAT or ACT, instead individually reviewing applicants based on their previous academic performance elsewhere. For those that don’t classify English as their first language, proficiency must be proven. Syracuse does not have firm boundaries for entry requirements, but instead reviews each application individually. However, the majority of schools state that they prefer either a TOEFL score of 80, IELTS score of 6.5 or Cambridge score of 176 from applicants.
These guidelines are significantly higher for the SI Newhouse School of Public Communications and slightly higher for the Whitman School of Management, the School of Architecture and the College of Arts and Sciences.
Prospective students should therefore carefully check specific entry requirements for the programs they are looking to apply for, and take the advice offered on the Syracuse website regarding applications to give themselves the best chance of being offered a place at the well-renowned and competitive university.
Syracuse students will study at a magnificent campus which features a mixture of beautiful traditional and contemporary architecture alongside vast, colorful green areas and historic sculptures. Syracuse is known as one of the most picturesque campuses in America and is the backdrop to an exciting journey at the university.
The main campus, on top of a hill overlooking the city of Syracuse, is home to a range of beautiful buildings including the famous Hendricks Chapel, the spectacular Carrier Dome – home to Syracuse’s famous American Football team and other athletic matches – and the Schine Student Center. The Schine Student Center houses the bookstore, box office, career services and a dining hall whilst the nearby Crouse-Hinds Hall looks after admissions and administration.
A nearby South Campus is connected to the main campus by a short shuttle bus ride, although the majority of students will live and study at the beautiful main campus. It includes the old Hall of Languages, the centerpiece Kenneth A. Shaw Quadrangle and various other school buildings, which provide state-of-the-art facilities behind their stunning traditional architecture.
Syracuse also offers 21 halls of student housing, offering various options for students to live in varying degrees of luxury on campus. This helps create a convenient lifestyle of studying, sleeping and socializing on the same site.
International students gaining admission to Syracuse will automatically be reviewed for merit scholarships. These come at varying amounts and don’t have to be repaid, with a number of different criteria which could lead to them being awarded.
There are also a range of special scholarships specifically for students from individual countries. Syracuse is on the lists of approved institutions for various external scholarship programs which prospective Syracuse international students could therefore apply for, including:
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